
Big week for Hov, with regards to milestones; not only did he topple Lil Wayne’s Billboard record for “Most Top 10 Singles By A Rapper” with 18 (“Niggas In Paris”), he announced that he’ll play a pair of benefit shows at one of NYC’s most sacred rooms, Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall, on 2/6 and 2/7. Also, he stoked some hype flames by quickly addressing recording plans for 2012:
“It depends on how this thing finishes up,” Jay said in reference to his and Kanye’s current Watch the Throne Tour. “We — I say ‘we’ because I’m in Throne mode — we’re in a great place creatively. You might see a Jay, then Kanye and a Throne album next year. You know, we’re really in a great place creatively. We really found our zone.”
(via MTV News)
I will gladly Watch The Throne again. Jay also spoke with MTV about the move from “Crooklyn to Carnegie;” check that out after the jump.
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I covered Jay-Z’s book release party for Decoded at the NYPL, and the library’s director asked Jay-Z, “When was the first time you went to the New York Public Library?” Jay-Z responded, “Earlier today.” The whole room laughed, but he didn’t. Next stop on the high society warpath — Carnegie Hall.









































I hope Kanye’s shows up as well so we can all hear why he doesn’t like Carnegie Hall.
And I hope I one day learn to edit my own writing. *Frrt*
I really hope every word of this post is made up. Except the part where everybody laughs at Jay-Z.
Jay-Z is such a piece of shit – after taking money from Occupy he might as well still be dealing crack. It’s hilarious watching camel face pretending to be all classy and cultured in his new role of high society scumbag.
Whether it’s about the record for Billboard record or his threat at Jay on “It’s good,” I’m sure Weezy will be saying “Got em” pretty soon.
*my b for the typos